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The Tiger and Me
Genre: Indie
Region: Melbourne, VIC
Members: Ade Vincent - vocals/keys/acoustic guitar/banjo; Jane Hendry - vocals/violin/ukelele; Tim Keegan - bass/vocals; Tobias Selkirk - piano accordion/banjo/vocals; Sarah Galdes - drums; Gerard Mason - electric guitar/ukulele/banjo
Sounds Like: The Decemberists, Ed Harcourt, Beirut
Influences: The Be Good Tanyas, Ed Harcourt, Ray Lamontagne
Artist Website: www.thetigerandme.com.au

Unearthed Artists We Like: Centaurs , Evan and The Brave


The Tiger & Me are architects of sing-along good times, dark-edged pop-leaning folk and side-leering swagger. Their feverish live shows wring the full gamut of emotion from their audiences as frenzy gives way to restraint and menace becomes charm.

Described by Inpress Magazine as "Cabaret/Circus/Euro Indie Folk-Pop Wunderkinds", The Tiger & Me exploded onto the music scene in 2010 with the launch of their debut album and subsequent performances at The Port Fairy Folk Festival, The Falls, The Apollo Bay Music Festival and The Hills are Alive.

They have enjoyed high praise from reviewers for both their album and live performances following a national tour in August. The album was named CD of the week in MX Newspaper, and was lauded in The Australian (4 stars) Brisbane’s Time Off Magazine (4.5 stars), Adelaide’s DB Magazine and Melbourne’s Beat and Inpress magazines, as well as online in AU review (9/10 rating) and Soulshine (4/5).

The Melbourne sextet ignites the stage with a live show that is an event for any rampant feet out there looking for the ultimate place to whirl and stomp.

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The Smoke
rating:  4/5
A beautiful, reverential tune - almost hymnal. The dual vocals and the harmonies are the winners in this song.
triplej



So, Let It Go
rating:  4/5
This one will sneak up on you after a few listens. Sounds sleepy first time round, but is actually alive with lots of clever arrangement ideas.
triplej



Red Road
rating:  5/5
A beautifully dark piece. There is quite a minimalist sound with a piano and vocals being the only constant elements, yet this manages to paint a pow...
superuser



The Smoke
rating:  4/5
A soft and melancholy tune. There is a beautifully bleak vibe throughout the song. The duet vocals are delivered with immense power and with amazing ...
superuser


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